Lapland Holidays in Pyhä

There are a number of excursions that are eagerly awaiting you. Check them out and make the most of your Lapland adventure!

All drivers must be 18yrs+ and bring a full, valid photographic driver's licence with them to the excursion.

Children must be aged 13 or above and at least 140cm tall to ride as a passenger on a snowmobile, they must be able to touch the foot rest when sat on the snowmobile. Children under this height or aged 5-11yrs will be towed in a sled or pod (unheated) behind the guide. It is not possible for infants (aged 0-4 years) to take part in this excursion. 

Single riders who have purchased a sharing snowmobile may need to upgrade locally to a single driving snowmobile, if a sharing snowmobile is not available.

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Food and drink

Pyhä has a lovely range of restaurants dotted around the village, serving classic Finnish cuisine, and international dishes. Up on the Pyhätunturi fell you can enjoy a range of international dishes and Finnish cuisine in the CAMP Kitchen & Bar at the Pyhätunturi Hotel - there's a selection of burgers, steaks and tacos. Popolo is a cosy pizzeria at the Hotel Kultakero serving Italian wood-fired pizzas and pasta dishes. Down in the village there's a range of cosy cafes, bars and restaurants to choose from, including restaurant Huttuhippu which serves simple local cuisine with a range of meats, berries and mushrooms sourced locally - plus there's a good selection of vegan dishes available. 

Most restaurants (Ravintola) are located at the base stations of the lifts, however Restaurant Tsoka at the top of the PyhäExpress is well worth a visit - the views are incredible. Throughout the winter season, you can often enjoy a Northern Lights dinner where you are taken up on a snowmobile or tracked SUV.

Nightlife 

After a day on the slopes Carlsberg House is the place to be, it often has live music, a spacious sun terrace and a great selection of drinks - you can find it next to the Pyhätunturi Hotel at the base of the Polar slope. Alternatively, the CAMP Bar at the Pyhätunturi Hotel is a great spot to catch up with friends and family over a drink. If you are down in the resort centre, Sport Bar Pyhä is known for its karaoke nights and broadcasts major sporting events, you can also find a pool table, dart board, and a jukebox. Hanki Baari often features performances by various artists and DJs, making it an ideal spot for those looking to enjoy live entertainment. 

Shopping 

There's a small mini-market at the Hotel Pyhätunturi where you can pick up essentials, snacks and souvenirs, as well as a winter rental shop. All other services are located around the Pyhä centre, where you can find a large K-Market supermarket with well stocked shelves, a pharmacy, a postal service and alcoholic drinks. The Pyhä Store sells a range of clothing, footwear and outdoor wear. If you are looking to pick up a souvenir to remember your Lapland Adventure, there's a couple of small shops selling handcrafted products in the centre. 

Things to do in Pyhä

If you are not carving down the slopes or enjoying an arctic adventure, there are plenty of activities to keep you occupied.

Pyhä-Luosto Visitor Centre Naava

Learn all about the history, stories, trails, and wonders of Pyha at the Visitor Centre Naava. Get your first taste of the area's deep ravines, high fell tops, and sacred sites of the ancient Forest Sámi people at the free exhibition. There's also a cosy café on site where you can enjoy a cup of coffee with a pastry or a tasty lunch. 

Winter walking 

Experience the serene arctic landscape on foot. Pedestrians can take the scenic PyhäExpress chair lift up and down without skis, up the top there's a scenic 360° viewing platform overlooking the national park. Right behind the scenic lift at the top of Pyhä is the Huttu-Ukko art trail, which contains works based on the history and myths of the region created by local artist Tapio Uusitalo.

Ice karting

Ready, set, go... Race your friends and family around the ice track on a specially designed ice-kart with studded tires. Whether you're a seasoned driver or a first-timer, ice karting offers an adrenaline-pumping challenge as you drift and race on the icy surface.  It is easy to learn to drive, and it is suitable for all drivers over 15 years of age and 150cm tall. Ice karting can be booked locally.

Winter biking 

Fatbikes are a great way to explore the arctic wilderness. During your stay you can explore the 40 kilometres of trails, which are marked with blue signposts, or with blue winter biker symbols. there's varying levels of trails around the resort, although we recommend booking a guided tour so you can see the best of the Pyhä-Luosto National Park. Winter biking can be booked locally. 

Direct exclusive charter flights into Kittilä airport departing on Wednesdays (7 night holidays only)

• Gatwick
• Bristol
• Manchester

Flight supplements may apply.

Airport Transfer Time - approx. 2 hour 30 minutes by coach

Please note that there may be a few minutes' walk to your accommodation due to access/regulations on where coaches can stop.